why neutral is required in electrical system
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Answer / k.g.jeengar
The neutral works as a return path for the current flowing
through any equipment.In single phase system it is
necessary to close the circuit through neutral wire.
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Answer / rvd.chakkara
For return path, as well as for single phase supply.
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Answer / guest
in electrical system we wil use neutral for eliminating
faults and short cicuits
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